He Was Only Three Years Old… But The Second He Sang That Final Line, The Whole Crowd Melted. Scotty McCreery gave fans an unforgettable surprise during his Oklahoma City concert when he invited his three-year-old son, Avery, onto the stage. As the song reached its final moments, little Avery confidently stepped up and sang the last line, sending the audience into a huge wave of cheers and applause. For Scotty, it was more than a concert moment. It was a precious father-and-son memory shared with thousands of people—and one fans will surely never forget. The sweetest moments are often the simplest… and this sweetest father-son moment left an entire crowd smiling from ear to ear.

The sweet father-son moment quickly became a highlight of the Oklahoma City show.

Scotty McCreery shared an especially sweet father-son moment with his three-year-old son, Avery, during his recent performance at the Paycom Center in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

On Saturday August 8, the country star was opening for Cody Johnson and treated fans to a set list full of fan-favorites and hit singles including “Cab In A Solo.” To make the performance even more memorable, he welcomed his son to the stage to help him deliver the 2023 release to the packed crowd.

Photos Courtesy of Scotty McCreery
Photos Courtesy of Scotty McCreery

At the start of the tender tune, McCreery made his way to the side of the stage and met up with Avery who grabbed his hand and made his way front and center. The young boy appeared confident as he stepped in front of fans wearing his boots, overalls and of course, headphones to protect his hearing.

The American Idol alum knelt down to his son’s level and prompted him to give a wave to the audience as he continued to sing “Cab In A Solo.” Once he neared the end of the song, he gave Avery the chance to prove that he has the talent to one day follow in his dad’s footsteps.

McCreery sang the final chorus, “I can’t believe what I just saw/ Couple shadows kissin’ on her bedroom wall/ It’s lookin’ like my plan didn’t work out at all/ That break turned into broke up/ So now I’m findin’ out how a heartbreak taste/ With a Silver Oak 1998/ Drinkin’ cab in a solo/ Solo in the cab of my truck/ Yeah, I’m drinkin’ cab in a solo…”

He then asked Avery, “Want to sing it buddy?” and then handed over the mic so the young boy could finish out the last line of the song.

Without missing a beat, Avery confidently sang, “solo in the cab of my truck.” His adorable young vocals earned a roar of cheers, clearing winning over the audience.

McCreery shouted “It’s bedtime, y’all,” before grabbing his boy’s hand and leading him off to the side of the stage.

Photos Courtesy of Scotty McCreery
Photos Courtesy of Scotty McCreery

The adorable moment offered a glimpse into how McCreery is able to balance his life as a dad into his life on the road. While Avery may have only sung a single line, he looked right at home on stage, and certainly left his mark on the Oklahoma City crowd.

The little performer is Scotty McCreery’s first child. Him and his wife, Gabi, also share son Oliver, who will celebrate his first birthday next month on September 18.